Benzinga to Give Away Free Car Insurance for One Year
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DETROIT, March 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Can't make your insurance payments during COVID-19? Most insurance companies have a seven-day grace period for late car insurance payments, but eventually, your car insurance company will require you to pay for car insurance. Benzinga understands times are tough. That's why we'll pay for one lucky winner's car insurance for one full year.
Benzinga will make a one-time payment up to $1,200 to your car insurance provider with proof of insurance.
Winner will be selected on August 1, 2021.
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